North Korean websites stay down as PHP flaw causes global alarm
North Korean government and state media websites stayed offline for 24 hours after a PHP bug threatened 70% of the web, and Binance said it had safeguards in…
North Korean government and state media websites stayed offline for 24 hours after a PHP bug threatened 70% of the web, and Binance said it had safeguards in…
WTI crude rose $2.71 to $99.84 and Brent traded at $112 as Middle East tensions persisted, with Trump ruling out negotiations with Iran.
European markets experienced classic risk-off moves, with the dollar, yen, and bonds strengthening while equities fell.
Crude oil rebounded after reports of reduced US troop presence and planned US-Israeli strikes on Iran, with Middle East tensions still supporting prices.
Ethereum slides as Middle East tensions and hawkish Fed hit risk sentiment; technical analysis sees key support at 2360 and target downside to 1900.
Gold dropped as Middle East tensions rose, but growth concerns may offer support. Technical analysis highlights key levels at 4,070 support and 3,885 target.
The IRGC reported hitting vessels in the Gulf, renewing focus on the risk to oil shipments through the Strait of Hormuz.
Most Asian equities fell, the dollar eased and oil firmed on Iran strike reports; NZ inflation slowed and the Bank of Korea held its rate.
Iran's floating oil reserves in Asian waters were fully depleted under the US naval blockade, cutting off a major revenue source, the WSJ reports.
The New York Times says US and Israeli militaries have drawn up specific plans to strike Iran after the US midterms, with oil targets and retaliation threats…
US and Israel have drafted plans for Iran strikes after midterms; Brent crude near $109.
Crude oil rebounds as US prepares to order departures from Gulf embassies over renewed conflict fears.
European equities closed higher while France's 10-year yield topped 5%, its highest since 2002. Crude oil reversed lower, slipping under $97.
Crude oil prices swung sharply on geopolitical headlines, with the market focused on the $97–$98.48 swing area and key moving averages.
The dollar moved in mixed directions as crude oil fluctuated in response to contradictory reports surrounding US-Iran negotiations.